Gyan scores with the heart for Ghana, not legs - Avram Grant

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• SANTACLAUSIAN, Croydon 9 years ago

  Grant may be showering praises on his captain but the fact is that Gjan has grown up into a serious patriot who lays his heart at the disposal of his nation for sometime now. I respect him a lot for that, he has become our ta ...
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  Grant may be showering praises on his captain but the fact is that Gjan has grown up into a serious patriot who lays his heart at the disposal of his nation for sometime now. I respect him a lot for that, he has become our talisman. If only the rest of the players will take a leaf out of his book. Andre used to be that patriot but had dropped a notch of late. Come on Andre, we need big hearts in any team for them to achieve success. Follow the obvious example of your captain and Ghanaians will love you for it once more. Come on Djan, we are solidly behind you and wish you well. God bless you

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• Ghanaba 9 years ago

  At the dearth

  At the dearth

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• BRASI, ITALY 9 years ago

  Ghfuo & Kwame , I believe now you and Kwame know the difference between "ho" and "hoe". You guys made an ass of yourselves by vehemently arguing about something you didn't know. See how this little argument exposed your igno ...
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  Ghfuo & Kwame , I believe now you and Kwame know the difference between "ho" and "hoe". You guys made an ass of yourselves by vehemently arguing about something you didn't know. See how this little argument exposed your ignorance?

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• Logic, wiht swag 9 years ago

  This is a passion hug

  This is a passion hug

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• Bob Jones 9 years ago

  Avram Grant is a COACH of the Ghana Black Stars Football Club and not a SPECTATOR.
  
  The difference between Grant and a spectator is the tag around his neck. He has taken Africa Cup Nations as a village league.
  
  He knows v ...
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  Avram Grant is a COACH of the Ghana Black Stars Football Club and not a SPECTATOR.
  
  The difference between Grant and a spectator is the tag around his neck. He has taken Africa Cup Nations as a village league.
  
  He knows very well that in Europe no coach nor match officials of a club go to the sidelines in open shirts or T-SHIRTS.
  
  The coaches and match officials of a club dress nicely in suit. Most of the Coaches of the Africa Cup of Nations are from Europe and some also dress in Suit without ties. That is OK. This is my observation.
  
  Those who dress in suit without tie are conversant with their obligation of dress code for the games.
  
  I appeal to the CONFERDERATION OF AFRICAN FOOTBALL (CAF) TO TAKE A VERY SERIOUS VIEW OF THE DRESS CODE.
  
  These coaches are being paid very well for their services and must adhere to the dress code.

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